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SDLL Winter Ball 2008
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Hi to all,

Well, I have to change what I e-mailed yesterday.

Glendora is not going to be able to accommodate us, so I have spoken to some of the proposed Managers and they would like to go ahead with SDLL Winter Ball with what numbers we have. We will keep the online registration open. Please encourage anyone else that you might know to sign up now if they are interested. I am so sorry for the confusion.

If you have a six (6) year old signed up please make a decision if you believe your six year old will not be afraid to face pitching. We will have only 2 divisions Farm/Minor (7. 8, 9) and a Minor/Major (10, 11, 12). We will not except any 6 year old unless they have already had one (1) year of Little League.

I hope to find that no one has changed their mind, but please let me know if you have. Sorry again for the roller coaster.

Rebecca Chapman
SDLL Player Agent

Online Registration will continue until August 17, 2008.

If you wish to sign up online, you will need to pay online. Visa and Mastercard are the only credit cards accepted.

From our menu click on "Submit Online"


If you would like to mail in your registration and pay by check, fill out the following two forms and mail to:

SDLL
P.O. Box 723
San Dimas, CA 91773

Forms must be received by August 17th





Winter Ball Mail-in Registraion Form - Click Here

Winter Ball Mail-in Medical Release Form - Click Here

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Sub-Division III North Tournament 9-10 Year Old


The Division III North Tournament --Hosted by Moorpark Little League
299 Park Ln Moorpark, CA (behind the Do-It Center)

Game 1: Sect 3- San Dimas 10 vs. Sect 4-Manhattan Beach 5
Game 2: Sect 1-Thousand Oaks vs. Sect 2-Burbank July 19 3:30pm
Game 3: Sect 5-Tustin Western 13 vs. Sect 3- San Dimas 2
Game 4: Sect 4-Manhattan Beach 7 vs. Sect 2-Burbank 6
Game 5: Sect 1-Thousand Oaks defeated by Sect 5-Tustin Western
Game 6: Sect 3- San Dimas 6 vs. Sect 4-Manhattan Beach 9

Game 7: Sect 1-Thousand Oaks vs. Sect 4-Manhattan Beach July 22 5:15pm
Game 8: Winner Game 7 vs. Sect 5-Tustin Western Jul 23 5:15pm
Game 9: If necessary, July 24 5:15pm

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Sub-Division III North Tournament 10-11 Year Old


The Division III North Tournament --Hosted by Granada Hills Little League
16035 Rinaldi Blvd. Granada Hills

Game 1: Section 5-Tustin Western 3 vs. Section 4-West LA 9 - July 19 11am
Game 2: Section 1- Dos Pueblos 12 vs. Section 3- San Dimas 1- July 19 2pm
Game 3: Sect 4-West LA 5 vs. Section 2-Quartz Hill 0
Game 4: Section 3- San Dimas 2 vs. Sect 5-Tustin Eastern - 13

Game 5: Sect 1- Dos Pueblos vs. Sect 4-West LA - July 21 5pm
Game 6: Sect 5-Tustin Eastern vs. Sect 2-Quartz Hill - July 21 8pm
Game 7: Winner Game 6 vs. Loser Game 8 - July 22 7pm
Game 8: Winner Game 5 vs. Winner Game 7 - July 23 7pm
Game 9: If Necessary, July 24 7pm

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Junior All-stars,

What a great run that you made! Everyone is very proud of what you have accomplished. In the end I think we just ran out of gas. I was very impressed that you never gave up and almost pulled out a great come from behind victory. San Dimas has never looked better and I know the league is also very proud of what you have done.

Once again, congratulations on a great all-star run!

Coach Mark


Sub-Division III North Tournament Junior Division


The Division III North Tournament --Hosted by Canejo Valley Little League
1300 E Janss Rd Thousand Oaks, CA

Game 1: Sect 3 San Dimas 12 vs. Sect 4-Santa Monica National 6
Game 2: Sect 2-Encino 9 vs. Sect 1-Montalvo 19
Game 3: Sect 3 San Dimas 4 vs. Sect 5- Murphy Ranch 14
Game 4: Sect 4-Santa Monica National 3 vs. Sect 2-Encino 13
Game 5: Sect 1-Montalvo 5 vs. Sect 5- Murphy Ranch 4
Game 6: Encino 12 vs. Sect 3 San Dimas 9
Game 7: Encino 9 vs. Murphy Ranch 6

Championship Game:
Game 8: Encino 7 vs. Montalvo 12

Montalvo wins Division III North Tournament.

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San Dimas All Star's Sweep Three Age Brackets in Section 3 Tournament


What an amazing evening for the San Dimas All Stars!
Tonight, three age brackets had section level championship games.
All three teams won their Section 3 tournaments.

9-10 year old All Stars won their game 2 to 1.
11-10 year old All Stars won their game 28 to 3.
The Junior’s won their game 12 to 3.


Congratulations to the San Dimas All Stars!!!!!!!!

Don’t know if this has ever been done before…I think we made a little history tonight.

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San Dimas is the 2008 9-10 Year Old Section 3 Tournament Champion


Game 1: District 19-West Covina 2 vs. District 20-San Dimas 10
Game 2: District 18-Temple City 2 vs. District 60-La Puente 7
Game 3: D20-San Dimas 12 vs. D60-La Puente 2

Game 4: D19-West Covina vs D18-Temple City
Game 5: Winner game 4 vs. D60-La Puente
Game 6: D20-San Dimas 2 vs. (Winner Game 5) 1

San Dimas wins the Section 3 Championship with a score of 2 to 1.

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San Dimas is the 2008 10-11 Year Old Section 3 Tournament Champion


Game 1: District 18-Los Angeles 5 vs. District 20-San Dimas 7
Game 2: District 19- West Covina American vs. District 60-La Puente
Game 3: D20-San Dimas 13 vs D60-La Puente 6

Game 4: D18-Los Angeles vs D19- West Covina American
Game 5: Winner game 4 vs. D60-La Puente
Game 6: D20-San Dimas 28 vs. (Winner Game 5) 3

San Dimas wins the Section 3 Championship with a score of 28 to 3.

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San Dimas is the Junior Division Section 3 Tournament Champion



Game 1: District 19-Baldwin Park American lost to District 18-Los Angeles
Game 2: San Dimas (District 20) 2 vs. Diamond Bar (District 60) 1
Game 3: D19-Baldwin Park American 0 vs D60-Diamond Bar 10
Game 4: District 18-Los Angeles 1 vs D20-San Dimas 12

Saturday update:
What a great baseball game between Diamond Bar and San Dimas! Probably the best game this season. After 9 innings, the game was called because of darkness. The score is tied 1 to 1.

San Dimas got outstanding pitching performances from both "Junior" Everardo Navarro and Shawn Kennedy. Kevin Flanders hit in our only run and also threw out a player at the plate to keep the game tied.

Sunday update:
San Dimas wins in the bottom of 10th inning with a walk-off home run by Shawn Kennedy!!!!!! Wow, what a baseball game.

Monday's update:
San Dimas wins 12 to 1 in six innings. Andrew Espinoza pitched a great game, holding D18 Los Angeles LL to one unearned run and not walking any batters. The offense was lead by "Junior" Everardo Navarro with 4 hits in 4 at bats. Chris Smith hit a 3 run home run to deep center field.

Wednesday's update:
San Dimas wins the Section 3 Championship game by defeating Diamond Bar 12 to 3.

It was an all around team effort. Good pitching by Junior Everardo and Kevin Flanders. Very good effort on offense with many of the player's getting hits.

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Next Board Meeting


Our next board meeting will be held on August 14th at 7:00PM.

Meeting Location:
California Design, Printing and Marketing

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AED(Automatic External Defibrillator) /CPR program now at SDLL


As of June 7th, 2008 SDLL took a huge step in providing an AED(Automatic External Defibrillator) /CPR program to SDLL. We feel we will be setting a precedence to Little Leagues across America. Hopefully, other Little Leagues will follow suit and implement the same type of program to their city's. As a league we all need to take responsibility to protect our children, parents, grandparents, and fans. We feel it is not "IF" it is "When" it happens. We are now prepared if the worst of the worst situation should occur at one of our ball fields.

The survival rate for sudden cardiac arrest is less then 5% without early intervention. The likelihood of successful resuscitation decreases by about 10% with every minute that goes by. By using an AED in the first crucial minutes of a cardiac arrest, we can increase the chances of survival by over 50%. We have now increased the odds ten folds by having an AED program at our baseball fields.

We recently trained 6 of our Managers and Coach's in CPR and the use of the AED. This was the first big step in implementing the program to SDLL and it is now onboard as of June 7th, 2008. Our goal will be to have every Manager, Coach & Board Member trained by Opening Day 2009.

I would like to thank Vince Creighton, & Mike Geneslaw for donating the AED's to San Dimas Little League and Phil Hershey for the CPR/AED training. Also, a shout out needs to go to the 6 coach's that stepped up to the plate to get CPR/AED certified, Jody Moore, Billy White, Bob Napoli, Randy Rodgers, Scott Amend, and Drew Willams.

San Dimas Little League is a great organization comprised of volunteers helping to provide a great experience for our children, so get involved and together we can accomplish other great things for the future of San Dimas Little League.

Thanks, Rob Hanes

Here are the individuals that helped out.

1. Vince Creighton- Donated one of the AED's to SDLL. His business is (Vess Surgical Services)
2. Mike Geneslaw- Donated the other AED to SDLL. ( a friend of Vince's)
3. Phil Hershey provided CPR/AED training to our 6 coach's. His business is ("CPR Keep the Beat")

Son's Death Marks Mom's Cursade - AOL Body

What is an automated external defibrillator?
An automated external defibrillator (AED) is a portable automatic device used to restore normal heart rhythm to patients in cardiac arrest. An AED is applied outside the body. It automatically analyzes the patient's heart rhythm and advises the rescuer whether or not

When is it used?
An AED is used to treat cardiac arrest. It is a life-saving device because cardiac arrest is a sudden condition that is fatal if not treated within a few minutes. Heart attacks and other conditions can cause ventricular fibrillation. In ventricular fibrillation, the electrical signals in the lower part of the heart are uncoordinated and ineffective. Very little blood is pumped from the heart to the body or the lungs. If ventricular fibrillation is not treated, it will result in Cardiac Arrest.
You can find AEDs in public places, such as airports and office buildings (public access AEDs).

How does it work?
An AED consists of a small computer (microprocessor), electrodes, and electrical circuitry. The electrodes collect information about the heart's rhythm. The microprocessor interprets the rhythm. If the heart is in ventricular fibrillation, the microprocessor recommends a defibrillating shock. The shock is delivered by adhesive electrode pads, through the victim's chest wall, and into the heart. There are special low-power electrode pads for use on children

What will it accomplish?
The AED delivers an electric shock that stuns the heart momentarily; stopping all activity. This gives the heart a chance to restart normal electrical activity and resume beating effectively.

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